questions about pinning?

[erniegurl00]

At my school you can either be lavaliered or pinned. Actually I was tossing around the idea of pinning my bf, but I'm not sure if he'd like the idea of being pinned by a sorority. Usually I have heard of only fraternity men pinning their girlfriends, but maybe this is only at my school?

[alanatta]

Originally Posted by erniegurl00

At my school you can either be lavaliered or pinned. Actually I was tossing around the idea of pinning my bf, but I'm not sure if he'd like the idea of being pinned by a sorority. Usually I have heard of only fraternity men pinning their girlfriends, but maybe this is only at my school?

As an International Officer of a NPC group, women NEVER give their pins to a BF no do they give their letters by giving a lavaliere either! Letters should stay within its members unless it is on a t-shirt associated with a function or philanthropy.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by alanatta

As an International Officer of a NPC group, women in my sorority NEVER give their pins to a BF no do they give their letters by giving a lavaliere either! Letters of my sorority should only be worn by its members unless it is on a t-shirt associated with a function or philanthropy.

Fixed your post.

There are many national/international officers posting on here and if this was an NPC-wide rule, one of them would have piped up a long time ago.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by alanatta

As an International Officer of an NPC group, I know that women in my sorority should NEVER give their pins to a BF, nor do they give their letters as a lavaliere! Letters of my sorority should by worn only by its members unless those letters are on a t-shirt associated with a function or philanthropy.

Fixed it a little more.

Really, I'm not one to take a red pen to any old random post, but if you're going to bump a 7-year old thread with a two sentence post in which you identify yourself an "International Officer of an NPC group," at least try for some correct grammar and accuracy.